PowerShell offers two ways for you to extend the shell. You can either use snapins, which are binary only and developed in a fully-fledged programming language like C#, or you can use modules, which can be binary as well as script based.
Be sure to read the previous articles in the series:
- Learn How to Automate Windows with PowerShell
- Learning to Use Cmdlets in PowerShell
- Learning How to Use Objects in PowerShell
- Learning Formatting, Filtering and Comparing in PowerShell
- Learn to Use Remoting in PowerShell
- Using PowerShell to Get Computer Information
- Working with Collections in PowerShell
And stay tuned for the rest of the series all week.
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